Class D is just Dandy!

So, a lovely resolution and a mystery have presented themselves..

My amp, after barely functioning the morning after my screw up, works perfectly now. I put it back in, just to triple check that it is the amp, not the pre, and it's back to normal. I did disconnect the input connector and reseat it, as well as remove the fuse, check it and reinstall it. At any rate, yay!
As for the mystery, I bought these from an Audiogon seller who said they were Ghent audio monos. When I opened the case, though, these amps each have one ICEpower 500 asp module, not the 2 ICEpower 200 ASP modules per amp that Ghent uses. So these are not Ghent monoblocks.. I guess someone built these themselves using Ghent cases.
Interesting.. 

Todd,

Interesting! Those modules are 2x more expensive. :)

Best,

E

Todd,

Glad to hear the amp is working now,You gotta be careful buying stuff like that you never know how misleading some folks can be.

Kenny.

Just to keep the thread active:
Please refer to my post of 5/20.  I am a little disappointed in you folks, or maybe you were just trying to spare me the embarrassment of so obvious an oversight. First, The TP30 II is not class D; it's class T. 
More importantly there certainly is a way to turn the speakers off on the I32. It's called a MUTE button. 
Sometimes I can be so obtuse! Any way, I am glad I got everything well sorted out and can now easily select speakers, standard headphones and electrostatics as the mood strikes me.

If the "T"  in your Class T stands for "Tripath"  that is a Class D module, so your amp would be Class D.  ARC and a few other manufacturers used this nomenclature  for Tripath based amps.